Two decisions set your price: which retailers you take, and when each one goes live. Together they set what year one bills at list, counted across all three charges: usage, onboarding and maintenance. That is what decides which of the three plans you reach.
Start from one of these and adjust it. The starting package is your tiers 3 and 4, the retailers you asked us to price first.
The seven retailers you already receive directly, including walmart.com and the amazon domains, sit outside every package here and outside every figure on this page. What else is outside the price.
Your plan is set by what year one bills at list, before anything is waived, and reaching one waives the onboarding fee on a block of retailers. Two things raise that figure and both are yours to move: which retailers you add, and how early they go live.
Three groups sit outside every figure on this page.
Click a block to add or drop those retailers, or a row or column header to take a whole tier or region. See all on any block lists its retailers below without changing your scope. The figure in each block is its usage a month, before the per-retailer fees.
| In scope | Domain | Tier | Region | Goes live | Driver | Status | Requests / mo | Usage / mo |
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Two charges make the monthly. Usage is priced per thousand requests at a rate set by the rendering driver each retailer needs, and every retailer carries a flat monthly maintenance fee. Onboarding is charged once, when a retailer goes live.
Every retailer runs on one rendering driver, and the driver sets its rate. Heavier sites need heavier rendering, which is the whole reason the rate varies. This is your selection broken out, and it adds up to the usage figure on the right.
One generic onboarding per retailer covering search, category and product pages, whatever the site. Maintenance is schema monitoring and repair for as long as the retailer is live. Onboarding is waived on every retailer inside your committed block; maintenance is not.
Every figure on this page, added up. Usage and maintenance make the monthly; the waves decide how much of it falls in year one; onboarding is charged once per retailer and waived on your committed block.
You choose when each retailer goes live. Set one on its own row, tick several and move them together, or move a whole month at once. Any month of the term is available. Usage, maintenance and onboarding all follow the month you put a retailer in, and nothing is billed before it goes live, which is why year one comes in below a full year at the steady-state rate.
The months below are your own waves, from the list you sent on 4 September: waves 1 to 4 are the retailers you linked to renewal-risk clients, ordered by the data-completeness review your ops team ran, and wave 5 is the remainder you told us does not need urgent priority. We have set each wave a month apart. Change the spacing, or move any retailer on its own.
The months below are provisional. How many retailers we can bring live in one month is being confirmed with our delivery team, so treat this as the shape of a rollout rather than a set of dates.
Click a month to see which retailers land there and change them. Shift-click a second tick to take everything between. Everything on the page follows immediately.